Richard Mattish is a physics student seeking an internship. He has a 3.88 GPA from Bob Jones University and will graduate with a B.S. in Physics in May 2018. He has experience working as a chemistry lab assistant at his university and as a crew member at McDonald's, where he received multiple raises and awards for his work. His skills include verbal and written communication, leadership, Microsoft Office, and data analysis using calculus techniques.

1. Richard Mattish
831-801-2132 | 4049 Cienega Rd. Hollister, CA 95023 | rickmattish@yahoo.com | www.linkedin.com/in/richardmattish
Profile
 University physics student seeking a STEM internship
 Innovative, intelligent, and hard-working
Skills
 Verbal and written communication skills developed through a liberal arts education
 Recognized for excellent customer service and leadership
 Experienced in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher
 Data Analysis conducted in a lab environment using calculus techniques
Education
B.S., PHYSICS | BOB JONES UNIVERSITY, GREENVILLE, SC MAY 2018
 Maintained a 3.88 GPA while working and staying involved in extracurricular activities
 Related coursework: General Chemistry I & II, Calculus I, II, III, & IV, Linear Algebra, General Physics I &
II, Technical Writing, Circuit Analysis I & II, Computer Science I
Experience
CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANT | BOB JONES UNIVERSITY, GREENVILLE, SC JANUARY 2015-PRESENT
 Assist and supervise students in laboratory experiments
 Prepare solutions, set up labs, and take inventory of laboratory materials
CREW | MCDONALDS, HOLLISTER, CA JUNE 2012-AUGUST 2015
 Provided fast, efficient, and friendly service to all customers
 Selected to train new employees
 Worked multiple positions including cashier
 Received multiple raises for exemplary work
Honors
PRESIDENT’S LIST FALL 2014-PRESENT
MCDONALDS NATIONAL EMPLOYEE SCHOLARSHIP 2014
 Awarded for academic excellence, community service, and excellence in the workplace
MCDONALDS EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH MAY 2013
Collegiate and Community Involvement
 Volunteer at local children’s club (500+ hours)
 Member of American Physical Society (APS)
 Member of Society of Physics Students (SPS)
 Intramural sports participant
 Assistant Group Leader
 Member of local church choir
 Participant in various community service projects
 Secretary of Zeta Alpha Pi Literary Society
 Transcendental Functions Study Group Leader
 Calculus I Study Group Leader